My name is Mollie G. I attend West Texas A&M and am majoring in Psychology with a specific focus on child life. I want to become a child life specialist when I graduate in 2025. I currently work part-time with a kid’s ministry and will be a Residential Assistant in the fall of 2022. The scholarship I received from the Irving Fire Foundation has helped me go to school without incurring a lot of debt. I am very grateful for the Irving Fire Foundation.

My name is Kyle W. and I’ve worked for the Irving Fire Department since 2018. Through the Fire Foundation, I was able to fund my book purchases for my Bachelor’s degree from Tarleton State. I am grateful to the Fire Foundation for the added support in helping me pursue my dreams.

Hi, my name is Logan G., upon my graduation from High School in 2020 and taking in some considerations on price and learning opportunity I decided to go to West Texas A&M located in Canyon, Texas. I started out and am currently pursuing a degree in engineering inspired by my love for math and constructing things. I have decided to also pursue the more specific, civil engineering major, mainly because of the demand in our economy. Current plans after college are obviously poignant on where God puts me. (And)… without the scholarship from the Irving Fire Foundation, none of my college could have been paid upfront. Even though I still would’ve needed a loan, the burden of paying that much more on top of that would have been daunting. For my conclusion, I want to thank Irving Fire Foundation, its members and donors that make it possible for students like me and many others to receive much needed financial aid for college.